Same porch/boxwood scenario, but the answer directs to Mississippi State University Extension resources for locally adapted plants.
Plants proven in Mississippi's heat, humidity, and soil. Lists include native perennials, annuals, and shrubs with bloom times and cultural needs.
Use the "shade/part shade" filter in Pub 1826 to select transition plants for the fence line. Combine with your saved marigold/zinnia seeds for instant color.
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